"FPS remained largely unchanged at different resolutions" = Immature drivers. You can't compare drivers for ARC GPUs with intel's integrated offerings over the years. Intel's integrated offerings have been iterative with a few brief deviations (IRIS and IRIS pro) where they had a bit more of an architectural change but even then, the designs were still based on existing silicon. ARC is more comparable to Ryzen when it launched. You could see the potential and the strength of the architecture but it was plagued compatibility issues, bugs and a lack of software optimizations. This is new territory for intel and it's not just on them, the industry will take time to incorporate their architecture specific optimizations. The games that are seen to work well likely optimized for ARC already, at least to some extent while others have little to no optimization for the architecture.

Next gen ARC will show significant improvements but you will find many of those improvements will likely trickle down to the current generation in the form of driver optimizations, game optimizations and other improvements on the driver/firmware level. IMO, we may see the current ARC GPU range mature into much more capable GPUs in a year or so. Intel had to compete in the market as it is today, a few decades ago this would have remained in development another 2 – 3 years. People today want the new thing now, they don't want to wait for the kinks to be ironed out or at least catering to those that feel this way doesn't hit the bottom line as much as it used to. We are used to being beta testers for tech these days, hell, 90% of modern games are launched in what used to be considered a beta stage of development, many are not even properly complete until a year or more after launch with patches and DLC.

Here in Canada, the a770 16g edition is $480cad, same as the cheapest 3060 8gb, and the prices for the 3060 models go up from there for the 8 and 12 gb versions. I bought the 770 for my second pc a around xmas. Personally im happy with it, even with the driver issues. Still game on my 3070ti in my main rig, but as intels first real foray into the discreet gaming GPU market i'd say they are doing alright, it gives me hope for their future cards.

$300 and you get performance that Nvidia is charging $600 for. If you are a budget gamer and play most dx12 and dx11 games then you are an absolute moron if you don’t buy one of these. Current gpu’s are just dumb right now

I said it once and I'll say it again, I want Intel to succeed in this space but it's been months now and the software is still terrible. There just doesn't seem to be any sense of urgency to get things in order. A real shame!

Intel ARC is fine for 1440p gaming but not at max settings.

The drivers are getting better. Intel is really working hard on the derivers.

Does anyone know this: im from Norway and when I look at any store that sells laptops with amd ryzen I find almost no 6000 series. Like 95% is 5000 series. But why? The 6000 series was released like a year ago.. and every laptop i see still has the old 5000 series..

Warzone should have a built in frame counter in the settings

I'd love to want one of these. Also, new jumper?

I recomend you to when you are testing games to see fps i recomend trying rust cux you do need a good pc to play that

If someone buys it for me then it's definitely worth buying. 😂

I am more interested in drivers stability, not the features. I personally, once I start the game, configure options that works for me for smooth gameplay, don't ever touch anymore after. I don't even like to watch the fps counter, kinda trigger OCD then for me.

What drivers did you use?

His eyes are so pretty

Best settings for intel are ultra 1440p xess enabled. Remarkable it took this guy till the end of the vid to just barely figure that out. Imagine if tech YouTubers actually understood computing and didn’t just really like bestbuy

Sir what about media engines for video editing.
Intel has very good media engines. Can you do Premier pro pudgetbench benchmark test?
Make sure Intel quick sync and arc gpu media engines both are enabled for Premier pro.

infinately hung my nickname in college 😉 lol sorry…